Rinehart to Take Lebanon Baseball Manager Role
Andy Rinehart of Indianapolis is set to become Lebanon’s new manager, after reaching terms with the Moose lodge committee. He plans a high quality team, with local tryouts and a lineup featuring Parker, Tomlinson, Heflin, Ter bone, Huffine, Link, and Connaughton, aiming to improve the town’s baseball reputation. The first game under his regime will be a week from Sunday against Frankfort, and he intends to sharpen the squad before facing Indianapolis teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Andy Rinehart
Indianapolis
Moose Lodge
Rinehart
Mr. Rinehart
Bush, Mullin
Sommers
Detroit Americans
Parker
Tomlinson Sand
Heflin
Terbone
Huffine
Moose
Indianapolis Oxfords
Laddy Link
Indianapolis American Association
Hoosier Capitol
Miller
Nianapolis
Connaughton
Steingeldt
Finn
Wategement
Frankfort
Indianapolis T. T
Losal
Jon Bell To Travel With Moving Picture Company
Mrs Elizabeth Bell of North Meridian street has received a note from her son John Bell a Swarthmore College student saying he will travel with a chau tauqua company during summer vacation and will have charge of a moving picture machine the company will visit eastern places of interest including Massachusetts New Jersey Maryland Virginia and North Carolina
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bell
North Meridian Street
John Bell
Swarthmore College
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Purnell Nominated by Ninth District Republicans
In Kokomo Indiana on June 18 the Ninth District Republican convention nominated Fred Purnell of Attica for congress over James Stutesman of Crawfordsville. Purnell won 131½ votes to 116½ with Hamilton and Howard counties delivering deciding ballots. William Robinson of Frankfort presided as permanent chairman as speeches followed and a platform was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Fred Purnell
Attica
Congress
Mr. Purnell
James Stutesman
Crawfordsville
Purnell
Statesman
Hamilton
Howard
William Robinson
Frankfort
Barton Captured After Escaping. Sentenced to Jail
Wilbur Barton, who had recently escaped from deputy sheriff Roberts, was captured Tuesday evening at the interurban power house. Sheriff McRoberts, with deputy Roberts and prosecutor Dodson, subdued Barton after he offered resistance en route to jail. Barton had been convicted of public indecency and given a fine and jail term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Barton
Roberts
McRoberts
Barton
Dodson
Graduation recital highlights Miss Bonnie McKinney
Miss Bonnie McKinney presented a graduation recital at the Metropolitan School of Music under Edward Nell while Edith Fish assisted. The June 19 commencement will feature McKinney and Blanche Berkeley among the graduates, with McKinney residing in Whitestown and serving as soprano soloist at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie McKinney
Metropolitan School of Music
Edward Nell
Edith Fish
Lebanon
Miss McKinney
Blanche Berkeley
McKinney
Whitestown
Methodist Church
Dinner Gala for Miss Miller's Upcoming Marriage
A six o clock dinner will be given tonight at Mrs. Moore's home in Mechanicsburg in compliment to Miss Ethel Miller of Frankfort whose marriage to William Bij Smith of Lebanon will occur next Wednesday. The party is hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meifeld of Frankfort and will include Bert Witers of Lebanon and Miss Agnes Miller of Crawfordsville. The Moore home is a social hub for Lebanon and Frankfort residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Mechanicsburg
Ethel Miller
Frankfort
William Bij Smith
Lebanon
Fred Meifeld
Frankefort
Bert Witers
Agnes Miller
Crawfordsville
Trip to Sheridan Inspectors Visit Indiana Condensed Milk Co Plant
This afternoon C A Berry with Ivory Tolle and Will T Hooton will inspect the Indiana Condensed Milk Co plant at Sheridan. Friday morning additional inspectors George B Jones J W Shelby J P Staley W C Yutzy B P McKey A H Felker join the party. After the morning inspection the Lebanon group will be entertained at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Berry
Ivory Tolle
Will T. Hooton
Sheridan
Indiana Condensed Milk Co
George B. Jones
J. W. Shelby
J. P. Staley
W. C. Yutzy
B. P. McKey
A. H. Felker
C. Berry
Lebanon
Fayette youth earns A B degree at St Joseph college
Father Connelly returned from Rensselaer where he attended the commencement exercises of St Joseph college. One Boone County boy Lawrence Farrell son of James Farrell of Fayette was a member of this year's graduating class. Farrell had been taking the classical course and received his A B degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connelly
Rensselaer
St. Joseph College
Boone County
Lawrence Farrell
James Farrell
Fayette
Farrell
Auto Collision at South and Lebanon Streets
Lon Deatleys car collided with Chas Fishs truck on South and Lebanon streets this afternoon. Deatleys front axle buckled in the crash and damage was extensive to both vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Deatley
Chas. Fish
South and
Lebanon
Deatley
Entries in three stake races at interurban fair circuit
Representatives from circuit cities gathered in Frankfort to list entries for seven classes across three stake races. The 2:18 trot was converted to a class race, with many horse entries led by Miss Duglas, Bud More, Princess Lutell, and Helen E. among others, reflecting a broadened program and regional participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Landed a Big One at Platte Lake
John Huber reports from Platte Lake Michigan that he and J A Coons had a strong first day of fishing catching fourteen bass with the smallest over two pounds, five pike and one muskie. Coons landed the 28 pound muskie after a thirty minute battle, the fish measuring 51 inches. Weather is cold and Huber jokes about needing ice skates if it gets colder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huber
Platte Lake
Mich
J. A. Coons
Damage and probate notes in Marion township case files
A damage case is compromised with Nellie B. Staten inheriting fourteen acres of Marion township realty and a daughter of the decedent, plus Wil bert Jones obtaining fourteen acres. Executors named William Heffelmire. Objections to probate filed by Flora B. Dachemin Addie F. Burress and Alfaretta Berry allege unsound mind undue influence fraud and duress at time of execution. Flickinger will probated in Boone Circuit Court dated October 6 1913. Mary E. Flickinger life estate of personal property and life use of realty. remainder to multiple siblings and nieces nephews with shares specified. If beneficiaries predecease, shares go to descendants. realty to wife for life with rents and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atto Berry
Nellie B. Staten
Marion Township
Wilbert Jones
William Heffelmire
Flora B. Dachemin
Addie
F. Burress
Alfaretta Berry
Ann E. Jones
Flickinger
H. A. Blicking
Boone Circuit Court
Mae Crear
Charles D. Crear
Mary E. Wiickinger
Melazema C. Garst
Samuel A. Flickinger
Charles M. Flickinger
William J. Flickinger
Mary Lillian Robbins
Martin Judy
Catharine Hanger
Abram N. Judy
Charles E. Judy
Susan Lettie
Coleman
Mary Lillian
Robbites
John E. Robbing
Iit
Melazema
Garrett
Samuel A
Charles M
William J. I
State Veterinarian A F Nelson Performs Surgery at Farm
State veterinarian Dr A F Nelson and three assistants visited the McBroom farm on Wednesday to operate on a valuable horse owned by Mr McBroom. The procedure aimed to save the animal and involved careful surgical steps by the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Nelson
McBroom Farm
Broom
Moose Lodge Raided by Police in Quiet Liquor Bust
Police with a search warrant and Prosecutor Dodson seized fourteen cases of beer from Moose lodge rooms in the Charles building. The raid found government tax evidence and beer checks tied to individual names, with fifteen affiliated people listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodron
Moose Lodge
Ellis
Leonard Evans
Dodson
Moose Club
Charles Building
Moose Home
Bible Heroine class entertains at DeVol home
The Bible Heroine class of girls from the Vacation Bible school at Central Christian church was entertained Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. DeVol’s East Washington street home. Readings by Leone Edwards and Lucile Kirtley, piano solos by Margaret Higbee and Esther Hedges, a vocal by Cordelia DeVol, and a missionary story by Mrs. DeVol highlighted a two week program. Games on the DeVol lawn and ice cream with cake followed, ending the pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacation Bible School
Central Christian Church
Goldsmith Hedges
Frank Essex
W. J. DeVol
DeVol
East Washington Street
Mises Leone Edwards
Lucile Kirtley
Margaret Higbee
Esther Hedges
Cordelia DeVol
Shower Party for Miss Maud Foster At Dodd Home
A surprise shower was given to Miss Maud Foster by friends Tuesday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Ollie Dodd on Betsey Street. Guests presented gifts of slurasmen ching silverware and jin en. The evening was pleasant with light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Foster
Ollie Dodd
Betsey Street
Cornutt and Stultz Wed in Central Christian Church Ceremony
William Russell Cornutt of Big Springs and Lelie Fay Stultz of the same neighborhood were married Wednesday afternoon at Central Christian Church. Rev Homer Bible School conducted the ceremony, with class members from Vacation Farmer's State Bank in attendance. The couple will reside in Big Springs. A junior picnic for boys then followed in Brenton's woods northeast of the city, with Dr C Higgin, W J DeVol, Rey A L Ward and Orville Nelson along for the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Russell Cornutt
Chas. M. Cornutt
Big Springs
Lelie Fay Stultz
John §. Stultz
Mabel Ransdall
Central Christian Church
Vacation Farmer's State Bank
Homer Bible School
Con Dale
Brenton's Woods
C. €. Higging
W. J. DeVol
Rey
A. L. Ward
Orville Nelson
Bound Over to Court in Paternity Case
Luther Sheets was bound over to the circuit court under a $300 bond after a preliminary hearing in Squire Perrill's court on paternity charges. he could not post bail and remained jailed. Mattie Brandenburg, who filed the affidavit, assaulted Sheets with a razor on South Lebanon Street, injuring only his clothing while he fled. Esrl De Motte, arrested Sunday for intoxication, was tried this morning and fined $1 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Sheets
Squire Perrill
Mattie Brandenburg
Sheets
South Lebanon Street
Esrl-De Motte
Picnic Hosted by Jefferson Township Horsethief Detective Company
The group will hold a Friday afternoon picnic at 2 p m at Otis U Young's home for members and their families. Each member may invite a prospective member and their family. F Martin of Jamestown, president of the national organization, will deliver a speech with others to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Fortnightly Sewing Club Meets With Guest Letter
Mrs Irwin Brown hosted the Fortnightly Sewing club on Tuesday afternoon with members and guests including Mrs John Hornaday Mrs Walter Hodge Mrs Roy Metzger Mrs Will Davis Mrs Charles Hartman Miss Lida Perkins and Mrs Frank Coulter of Frankfort. A letter from Mrs Guy Davis a patient at Wabash Valley Sanitarium was read and flowers were sent to her. Crimson rambler roses furnished the decorations and Mrs Brown served a two course lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Brown
Sewing Club
Guy Davis
Wabash Valley Sanitarium
Brown
John Hornaday
Walter Hodge
Roy Metzger
Will Davis
Charles Hartman
Lida Perkins
Frank Coulter
Frankfort
Party Honors Miss Foster and Miss Brain at Lafayette home
Walter and Ruth Smith entertained a small group Tuesday evening at their Lafayette avenue residence in honor of Miss Sleea Foster of Richmond Indiana and Miss Nellie Brain of Fort Fontaine. The gathering featured old fashioned games and music with light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Ruth Smith
Lafayette Avenue
Sleea Foster
Richmond
Ind
Nellie Brain
Lg Fountaine
Dora Stark
Electa Foster
Donna Neege
Mable Burgin
Arthelma Parr
Ruth Bower
Dorothy Stark
Eleanor Stark
Leon Chumlea
George White
W S T Club Social at Miss Gardner’s Home
The W S T club was entertained Tuesday evening by Miss Esther Gardner at her North Meridian street home. A social time followed with several gentlemen callers and refreshments of tutti frutti and wafers. Guest Miss Sue Simpson of Crawfordsville attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. T. Club
Esther Gardner
North Meridian Street
Sue Simpson
Grawfordsyvile
Horses Run Wild At Elm Street Grocery Scene
A team of horses hitched to a huckster wagon bolted Tuesday in front of H T Wooda grocery on East Elm street when a passing bicycle startled them. Clerk Rolla Neese suffered a painful injury to his right foot as the horses stepped on it repeatedly. He remains at home on Evans street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.T. Wooda
East Elm Street
Rolla Neese
Mr. Neese
Evans Street
Advertised Letter List Names Recipients and Addressees
The notice lists names associated with an advertised letter run including Miss June Jones Miss Sharlet Ship ley Mrs Desa H Beck Mrs Efflie Johnson Mr David Rash Mr Leslie Webster Mr George Burkhart Mr G C Caldwell Mr Herachel Hopewell Mr H Low man C E Myers Hey Osa T Kestle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Jones
Sharlet Shipley
Donald Milan
Desa H. Beck
Efflie Johnson
David Rash
Leslie Webster
George Burkhart
G. C. Caldwell
Herachel Hopewell
H. Lowman
C. E.myers
Hey
Osa T. Kestle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laddy
Jon Bell
Chautauqua Company
Man
W. HB. Smith
This City
Miss Miller
Condensed Milk Co
St. Joseph’s College
Turee
Miss Duglas
B. m
Charles Bean
Mt. Sterling
Arthelma Farr
Zg. m
J. A
Parr
Bud More
S. G
J. A. Parr
Leba
Lady Weston
Br. m
John Gowdy
Rushville
Princess Lutell
Wonder Worker Stable
Tiffin
C. Sterling Dillon
B. x
Clark L. Green
Jacksonville
Ill
Barney Edwards
H. Wyldewood
Albert Levis
Danville
Fid Davis
J. Fleming
Terre Haute
Tramplight
Milton Mack
McCaffie
Coatsville
Mary Joe
S. m
Thomas Ammerwan
Vincennes
McClellan
B. G
Thomas Anderson
Uncle Tom
Roy Davis
Pullman Thorne
B. S. Ward McClelland
Tommy D
Apple
Diamond Bell
A. G. Wilson
Mohawk
Mart G
Joseph Ingersol
Waynetown
Ed Dillon
G. S
Ed M. Denny
Advance
King A. Dillard
B. F. Pitman
Bedford
Logan Belle
John Kendall
Logansport
Joe Snell
John Kendal
Orphan Boy
Chas, Bean
Mt.Sterling
Gentry
Chas. Bean
Helen E. Blk. m
Eikenberry Bros
Russiaville
Shirley Binger
C. S
Geo. Walker
Memphis
Tenn
Marine Direct
Lady I
S. J. Fleming
Erna 1
Frank Tinkler
Martinsville
Paducah
Tom Settle
London
C. A. Carpenter
G. m
Barley and Catterlin
Crawfordaville
Rowdy Czar
Lee Jackson
Schuler H. B
J. E. Higbee
Denny L
J- E. Higbee
Dillon
M. Denny
Billy Beck
G. G
Redden
Til
King
A. Dillard
Mary Rosalind Parr
Blk
A Parr
I Gy
Chris, Bean
Chas Bean
Mr. Sterling
Zenobia
George Walker
Tommy Hoyt
Carr and Hedges
Homer
Lady
Must
Dan K
Kid
Agt
Ont
Grace Hall
Denny I
G. J. E. Higbee
Daniel W
B. S
Spot Webb
Rockville
Platte
Will J. DeVol
Cornutt
Lelia Stultz
Luther
TIVES
Otis U
Young
Walter and
W. S. T. Club
Esther
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